9 11 terror attacks

[gnasher16 30,121]

Must admit im a bit ignorant to war/politics and all that carry on it just bores me.......but without doubt 9/11 has to go down as the most sensational and shocking day of our generation i find myself glued to them programs when they come on its one of those things we all hate but cant help but watch.......have to say as much as i detest those responsible i cant help but have a bit of grudging admiration for the bollocks it must have taken to do it.......

My daughter was less than a minute from walking into the bomb in Tavistock Square on 7/7 and having recently married a lad who will be going to Afghanistan in the new year she has taught me a lot about the respect we should all have for these lads,something i regretfully never had before

So thoughts to those who have lost life and admiration to those who continue to put in on the line

Edited September 11, 2012 by gnasher16

[DIDO.1 22,838]

rip to those who died but boll*cks to the goverments that have convinced so many people that we are some how fighting for freedom/democracy and the 'terrorists' hate us for just being western.

 

I dont believe this controlled demolition stuff but its still the same people with blood on their hands.

[stewie 3,387]

this thread was started out of respect for the people who just went to work 11 years ago and died in an evil way...... come on lets keep it that way.....RIP all the innocents.......

[DIDO.1 22,838]

i agree lurcher but it also slides into a 'kill the rag heads that did it' kind of thread and to those that have woken up to the so many lies we are being told its difficult to read.

["Earth!" 503]

Yeah...yeah,I know.

 

best regards to you, your lads and ours lads Aaron...

 

Im sure the majority of the hunting life feel the same and honour your guts..

 

I do pal and will be thinking of you boys/girls...

[gonetoearth 5,144]

The thing is Aaron, i have a lot of respect for those that are out there, but its difficult. Folk are dying, and for a lot, that stops anyone questioning whats going on, because it seems disrespectful. However, i think that if you are going to send folk out to fight and die for you, then you at least, owe them the truth. Someone once said to me, the first casulty of war, was the truth. And i understand that, it's just how it goes. But if my son or brother or friend was going to get killed, i'd like to know it was unavoidable and worthwhile, and that it meant or achieved something.

 

I got plenty of friends in both the British and U.S forces out there (and even canadian forces), and like i said, i respect what they are living with and have to do.

 

But that cant cancel out or stop us discussing the fact that the U.S government told a lot of lies and spread a lot of missinformation in order to justify this war, in which they have sent a huge number of their own citizens and ours to their deaths, as well as financially crippling us.

 

The tuth is important and sometimes you have to try to be unemotional and just discuss it like adults.

 

But like i said, no offence to those on the ground at all, it's not them, that should hang their heads.

your sat behind a pc warm and cosy at.home And your preaching to a man in uniform in a war zone. Think he needs nurishment not punishment Edited September 11, 2012 by gonetoearth

[AXUM 255]

lets not forget the real america.. in this important day in history of the colonized country..

 

 

 

Edited September 11, 2012 by AXUM

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[Nik_B 3,790]

Did anyone else see the documentary about the 9/11 fire fighters last night? Some of the stories where unreal. The first fire fighter to die was killed by a person who'd jumped from one of the towers, I can't imagine what that must have looked like. Another told how he had to drive over bodies to get his engine to the towers and that out of his 12 man unit he was the only survivor. Then it told of how the media built them up in to heroes and then demolished them with stories in the years afterwards. Just like the armed forces you wonder why they do it for such an ungrateful load of shits.

[AXUM 255]

Did anyone else see the documentary about the 9/11 fire fighters last night? Some of the stories where unreal. The first fire fighter to die was killed by a person who'd jumped from one of the towers, I can't imagine what that must have looked like. Another told how he had to drive over bodies to get his engine to the towers and that out of his 12 man unit he was the only survivor. Then it told of how the media built them up in to heroes and then demolished them with stories in the years afterwards. Just like the armed forces you wonder why they do it for such an ungrateful load of shits.

 

theres just too much killing and violence in this world..who ever did this attack is as guilty as the terrorists from america who dropped atomic bomb in civilians killing hundreds of thousands..

 

im a muslims, and i believe religion must serve to bring peace and harmony, and people should try very hard to bring peace on earth, if really muslims did it then im sorry for all innocents who die.. i would have gave my life to protect those innocent people no matter what religion they come from or terrorist government they come from, civilians should always be protected.

[scothunter 12,609]

Religion bringing peace and harmony , are you serious! Lol it's the root cause of the dead civilians you mention. Should abolish it, Abd horse whip any c**t practicing it. Regardless of thier faith !

[Born Hunter 17,773]

Who packs their passport in the luggage hold? It's be in your pocket.

 

Lets face it, i'm not saying that the americans blew up those towers themselves, although that is entirely possible (seeing how it seems that they had the buildings rigged for demolition before the planes hit - to be able to drop them as unsafe so quick), but i would definatly say, that some folk knew it was going to happen and oppened the door, because it really fits in so very neatly with their future political agenda.

 

It's standard american governmental practice.

 

As for folk saying 9/11 was the start of something . . . . it wasn't, look at world events preceeding 9/11.

 

Don't suppose anyone remembers the U.S bombing the Al-Shifa pharmacutical factory in Sudan in 1998?

 

Were there not bits of the plane and building blown all over the streets of NY? In his pocket, in his luggage, makes no odds, one of the hijackers passports was found from the NY attacks, hardly unlikely..... It only identified one hijacker anyway. Like I said, they didn't pull it out of a furnace like you suggested.

 

You can prove they were rigged for demo can you? Or is that another conspiracy fairytale?

So you dont think thats a bit strange mate that they found a passport still intact enough to identify even one of them?

 

What I'm saying lab is from where I'm sitting with no evidence it's the most plausible explanation.

 

Was there lots of material from within the airplane scattered all over the streets or just that one passport? Were any other passports/documents found of the other passengers? Any luggage? Bodys? When you consider that loads of bits of the internals of the plane were scattered all over the streets it's not that hard to believe ONE of the hijackers passports were found.

 

Now putting that aside, lets look at the motive of planting the passport. The FBI had already identified all the hijackers easily and accurately so what is the point in planting just one passport? The whole thing seems pointless. Hence in my 'idiotic' opinion the most plausible explanation is the one I have given.

 

A lot of people claim many of the official events that day as impossible, a small minority of academics even do, but VERY few have any idea what happens when an airliner hits a f*****g skyscrapper! Then any statistically unlikely event gets used as evidence for a conspiracy.

 

But what do I know, I'm just an idiot that doesn't watch one sided conspiracy documentarys.

[Nik_B 3,790]

 

Religion never brings peace mate....hundreds of years of war and violence are testament to that. It needs shoving to the back of the room and be kept a personal thing.

[Aaron Proffitt 142]

Religion bringing peace . Hmmm, going to have to think on that one for awhile. That would be the ultimate paradox.

[Born Hunter 17,773]

Faith may bring intemittant peace, but religion never will.

 

The most peace this world has ever seen was when one empire was too dominant to be challenged (pax britannica). It came to an end though.... It's not in our nature to be peacefull.

Edited September 12, 2012 by Born Hunter